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Minnesota Pollution Control Agency recommends pumping groundwater to treat for PFAS
The agency says the drill-and-treat plan could stop the PFAS plume from spreading and protect drinking water supplies.
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Minnesota Pollution Control Agency recommends pumping groundwater to treat for PFAS
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency is recommending that PFAS pollution in drinking water be handled by drilling wells around the east metro to pump up and treat the groundwater before it spreads further. Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, known as PFAS,…
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